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toned, feeling, even in his deathly
sickness, oh, so ashamed! that Polly, a
girl, not quite as old as himself, should
show such courage, while he, lubber-
ly boy, couldn't even offer to do the
least thing to keep the vessel from 60
ing straight to the bottom of the sea!
But /, myself, don't think there was
any thing very strange in the matter.
1t was Tad's first experience, and sea-
sickness, like conscience, makes cow
ards of us all. The Atlantic Ocean is
a terrible fellow to take the courage
out of landsman, when it gets on a
sort of rampage; and don't wonder
that aesthetic Mr.. Oscar Wilde, with
his fastidious tastes, should shudder-
ingly declare that he was disappointed
with it. But / believe that, in spite of
this severe criticism. the Atlantic goes
right on roaring and dashing, and
swallowing up ships, and making peo-
pie sea-sick. just as it has been doing
for ever SO long.
Tad couldn't be persuaded to go be-
low. He thought that when the vessel
did come to go down, he would perhaps
stand a better chance on deck-though.
it is true, he couldn't swim stroke.
And as he lay there all night long'till
sunrise, his sickness began to abate
little, as did also the stiff westerly
breeze which, coming further from the
south. gave the. MARY j." perfectly
fair. wind for her home-bound passage.
They were all so kind, when, quite
dizzy and weak, Tad managed to stag
ger to his feet. like fly thawed out by
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fro BE Continued
USES OF ADVERSELY.

The Law of Growth Founded Upon the
Natural History of Calamity.
Every state of life has its own haEl-
ships-the private and peaceful exist
ence of advanced civilization as well az
the life of the soldier or the pioneer.
They differ in kind, the former having
far greater variety and completely, and
the latter more certainty and definite
ness; but both may. be equally expected
and prepared for. Indeed, the peace
full citizen needs more, not less, OF
such preparation than does the warrior
or the explorer, because he knows not
from what quarter, or in what form
his hardships may come. He needs to
grid himself with strength and courage
to meet adversely under any of its
numerous shapes.
Instead of this effort, however, the
general struggle seems to be to avoid
these hardships at all hazards. The
same effort to escape from trouble and
peril, that would be deemed cowardly
and contemplate in the soldier is
thought quite justifiable in the privat9
citizen. While the one is rightly ex
pected to do his duty irrespective OF
results, and to accept without repining
whatever incidental hardships fall to
his share, the other feels at liberty sc
to plan his future as to leave out. an
much as possible, t=ery thing iIard or
unpleasant. Children are often trained
to expect only an unbroken series of
enjoyments, and to feel defrauded and
astonished when any thing iRterferes
Thus they grow up quite unable tc
bear the inevitable burdens of life or to
cope with its ills. ALI power comes 81
exercise, and the power of endurance il
no exception. To learn to endure
bravely, to bear patiently. to suffer. Il
need be. heroically, is one of the mo<
important parts of youths education.
If he miss learning it, he enters life IN.
equipped for some of its most pEessias
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-25
FINE TABLE LINEN.
Beautiful Designs Wrought Upon the Most
Exquisite Fabrics.

Beautiful Designs Wrought Upon the Most
Exquisite Fabrics.
"All the uptown people have their
own ideas regarding their table linen,'
said well-known dealer recently.
Nearly all the foreign countries man
! ufacture table linen, and there is some
made in this country, but there is a
marked difference between the Scotch,
Irish, Dresden, German and French
cloths, which are considered the best
grades. The difference is not only in
texture, but in pattern. The French
cloth is most fashionable. 1t differs
from the others in being of much
lighter texture and more elaboratS
decoration. Almost all the cloths have
large center-pieces.
Two favorite patterns are the Pom.
peiian and the Pois Medina. The GEN.
ter of the first is filled in with large
square blocks and the border surround
ing it is of tr;angles. The second ~
composed of m .dium sized balls and
border of larger balls, around which
are twined myrtle leaves. Another
much-used pattern is the CapIicea
which has IA perfectly plain center and
is surrounded by large flowers. One
of the most expensive patterns is the
Hirondelles. This linen is beautifully
marked. The border is design ore
rocks out of which are growing cat
tails, while in the center are small
swallows. The birds are exquisitely
wrought. The feathers on their wings
are so true to nature as to stand out in
a fluffy mass. The cost of a set of
these, including tableclOth and
dozen napkins, reaches one hundred
dollars
In some instances the linen is emf
broidered, and this increases the price
fourteen or fifteen dollars. A late
craze is for cipher mOnograms, and
nearly all the linen sent out is embroid-
cred in that way. Some of the larger
families still stick to monographs, while
others ot the elder stock insist upOne
having their coats-of-arms embroidered
thereon. The best French tablecloths
and napkins are nearly all woven at
Sierre, in France. The work il lone
entirely by hand. The flax from WHICH
the linens are woven comes mostly
from the neighborhoOd OF Coutrai ia
Flanders, where fine variety is raised
1t is so long and slender as to require
support while growing. NJ 4. Meg
AID Express.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-25

'Bixport's right ahead there.
where you see the meetin'-house
steeple over the tree-tops. yonder, "
said Captain Flagg. pointing ahead.
''and I can tell you, Tad, when a mans
ben facin' the dangers of the bolster
Gus ocean IS we sailors has TO, the
words of the poet Shakespeare:
Home AG'in-home ag'in,
From flrrin shore,
And OIL q fills my soul with Joy
To see my fren's once more"
goes to the right spot"
Tad respectfully replied that he was
sure they must, and, at the same time.
gave little involuntary sigh as he re-
membered his own homeless condition.
''But. may be, can get a chance with
a real clever man, and, if I'm smart,
save up my money, and some day buy
a little house of my Own,' thought Tad,
who had rather hopeful disposition.
And so, with the same interest that he
had given to the sights on the great
deep, Tad watched the to him almost
equally novel scenes on the shores
which they were passing scenes that,
though perfectly familiar, were hailed
Will lllc cHIHtiSIdSIu VI NOySS61o to
turning from at least three years.
cruise, by the entire ships company.
"John Doty's got the same old
whiteface COW" Che pronounced it
kaow) "he had when he went away;
he talked of swappin' with Ozias Nas'n.
one SPELL said Eph. rs the schooner.
drifting slowly with the tide, was borno
within a cables length of the shore,
where a number of COWS were brows-
ing on the short pasture-grass, which
grew down within few feet of high
water mark.
Square Halls had the line fence
'twixt him and old Burton white
washed, 1 see," Captain Flagg OBJ
served, as he stood with his eagle eye
glancing shoreward through the can
vas-covered telescope.
And as the Mary j. very deliber-
ately rounded densely wooded point,
aided by light breeze which had be-
gun to fill the schooner's sails, and the
town of Bixport appeared in full view.
even Polly recognized with rapture that
the roof of the school-house had been
newly shingied.
r.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST,

Smoking has been completely for
hidden on any part of Cincinnati's
horse cars.
The New York Ecening Post fig
ures the cost of labor strikes for the
last year at $10.oOO.OOo.
"A lady being questioned in court
the other day as to why she had
changed her religion, stated she had
done so because, being separated from
her husband, she determined to avoid
meeting him in the next world.
Columbus. Ga, is the only city in
the South that has no morning newsA
paper. Persistent lovers there do not
have to bride the carrier; if they make
it square with the milkman they can
stay till it is almost time for breakfast.
-SonerUiLle journal.
At famous water-cure some odd
forms of cure arc whey, buttermilk and
strawberry. Whey is prescribed fore
affections of the chest, buttermilk for
certain diseases of the stomach and
strawberries TO purify the blood. The
buttermilk and strawberries are favor
tie remedies.
Jonathan Houstin, a ragged old
man, of Decatur. Ind. died recently,
and the authorities ordered his clothes
to be burned. Before the order was
carried out the rags were examined,
and $500 in currency and 81. 800 in Ger
tifcates of deposit to the Adams Coun-
ty Bank were found.
Lovers of the waltz may celebrate
its centenary. The first dance which
could be described as a waltz was in
troduced to the public in an opera at
Vienna in 1887 by one Vicente Martin
y Solar Commonly called Martini l6
Spagnuolo), who was a popular COM
poser at the court of Joseph II.
"A water-rat weighing probably
more than two pounds was seen to go
to brood of chickens and seize one.
The hen chased the rat and desperate
fight ensued, the hen eventually sue
ceeding in killing its foe and rescuing
the chicken. The latter appeared little
the worse for its strange experience.
In Tangipahoa Parish, La, is an
organization called the white Horse
men," The members wear white
masks and white uniforms, cover their
horses with white cloths: and devote
considerable attention to negroes who
are suspected of stealing. The last
one they whipped had just robbed a
smokehouse.
The hackmen of Victoria, British
Columbia, subscribed 500 toward the
celebration of the Queens jubilee at
that place, but the hack ordinance was
published in the CoLOntSt, and they as
serted that this, by apprising visitors of
their rights, reduced the hachmenis
profits, and they refused to pay the
money subscribed.
According to an analysis made by
a chemist in the employ of the New
York World only twenty-six per cent.
of the milk sold in that city is adulter-
ated by the sellers. 1t is the retailer and
the hotel and restaurant people who
give it that pale blue tint 80 familiar to
all who have the hardihood to call for
glass.-Detroit Free Press.
Ida Boles, who works at Reading
hotel, arose the other morning with
singing sensation in her head, fol-
lowed by terrible headache. She
went to physician, who removed from
her ear an ugly-looking night bug,
about one-third of an inch long. The
insect was one of the bugs often seen
flying in the vicinity of strong lights at
night.
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AUTHOR OF PEPPER ADAMS BLOWN Our
TO SEA- paul GRAFTON" ETC.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-25
Adventures Of Tad:
OR THE
HAPS AND MISHAPS OF A LOST SACHEL.
BY FRANK II. CONVERSE.
OR THE

A Story for Young and Old.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
Taj jemnics %kryfyki.

Kazly juz teraz vie, w ialli
efusob maty Kruszkn MiIwuu-
Zee ~p"stepownf snbie z glupicmi"
rob"tnlkMm'. Otto fakt. PAN Krusz-
ka p"dobno W jak's nadzwy>zajny
srosob "a przystnpienie do pewnci
organizacyi rob"tniczcj dostat go
towha rodzniu p zyczki -
leo dolarbw ma powiqks1en'e swei
gazety. N4turalnie go tukim fetus
ME trudno byio powi dzicG, 10
jest sic pizyj"cieIem rob"tnjk6w.
Ale taNta d~"wodza, be y. Kruszka
metyIko ME bvt prM.j cclcm robo-
tnlk6w, ale ich zdrajca.
Priced wvborami zjawif siq W
biurze y. K'uszki Peter Cassel,
kandydat pa1tyi demnkratyczncj
Ma szeryfa, i zap!acit mu 10 dol,
"a CO pan kru=zNa umescif arty-
kut W A1ytyce, klo,y jet naj-
lepszym dow@dem, ze on rvbotni.
kow zcralzal. Potem p. X. u
micscif pa prosbQ" nrtvkui W
otronie IS viqtego jana BIacka"
(kandyaat puutyi dcmoklalycznsj
ma cztonka do kongre>u) IA co mu
ohlecano zaptaclc 100 doIar6w. To
wlasnie byfo row"dtm, re wyszfa
owa siawctna Gazcta ola mssysthich,
DO Kru-zkn my sIai A1ylyhe wy
dzic, Snw;G dIa B!acka, u Gazette
Ma ms=ysthich partvi ludowri, W
taxi -p" % iuSkaG pen adze ,boch
s'rou. Lee ze mn Black mic vs.
liaGif nat, rhmlest u~b.ecansth 100
d -, wc' X chcint muds! }oNm-
,owac hrytyLq tax, aby 4 mel
bNt ,wlils s,yjy oWea %cafa'', ii.
chciaf robn1nhcm zavszo oczy
pr""ic, &c 'st lnh rzyi1c'c elem,
ale mic d]a h ME chce c2yn G,ieno
tax Z mimi p~oe'qA"wac ,.j"k slq da"..
Ne>tety W TIM ws&vstkiem
p"m'cSzai NM ow 'cN al STA Rnysso.
pA'y 50 pod bno dIa t~go 90 ro-
hoI"lkow Tx goraco prz"mawial-
by II sowai' ~ k"ndydatami partyi
ludowrl, " IA to mu dubrxc
iiacono. Zreszta dzis za pieniadze
ka%dy pracuie e.
Cho6 zasada tel organizacyl,
| do ktorej Krustka nale4y, jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
pochlsbic, powiedziawszy, ae cd.
dsfem przys'ugs sr6'eczehatwu.

ro''' P""'eoziawsZy, De Od-
os'em ~Przys'uge sr6'eczeh4twu.
Mito jest bardzo niekt6rym
panom, z"j mu.iacym sic .prawami
p~no''cznemi, gdy ich cxyny chwa-
lebnym stylem So opisune In co
n'eias delaromi p!aca), ale ieteli
kt6ry nieczystych wynow na
jaw wyJdsio j z"s,anie krytvko-
"a"ym, osobki tc ME posiadaja sic
w'eoej Z gniewu j gotowo So niebo
z'em'q ~zruszyt, azsby SIG
A &c TODD X. nie myklai
weHle o spefnieniu tego, CO mowii.
w.dzI"tes M ost"tniem p sipdzsniu
7om. Drumatyc=neyo, gdzlo pruwio
70 tzag.l W ocznch dawat d. DO.
znanis prosbs, atrby 60 nadal 20.
stawiono nh urzedzie prezesa I
talk, iak postapilo z MEM Zow.
Dramatyczme, sp"dziewnc sic IA.
l"zy, postapia 'nne Tywarzystwa.
Gdya czfowiek &C uwnIa lud polski
tyIko "a bydto, kl6rego dobrem
imicnicm i gtosami handlowao
mo1c podiug u%podobania, bylehv
~d"-tarczyf dosyt piwa; cztowiek.
ktory talk publicznie uczy zgorsxe.
MA; czfow;ek, ktory stura sic O
urzedy tyIko, seby blyszczet i
zadosyd uczynit o.obistej zemscie
i haprysom; cztowiek, ktory, jeaeli
pracuj ola sprawY narodowui, to
tylko W celu uapein!cn,a wfasnych
kieszeni. jaS to sic wykazaro ma
loteryi f%antowei: tiki cztowiek ME.
tylko &e ME jest godzivn pjastowad
zadnego urzedu, ale powinien bye
wykluczonym b kazdrgo tnwarzy-
silva p%olsk.cgc, krchniacsgo re
t"lnosd i spIawiedIiwosc, hacznie
strzegacego czytt Sci imienia vol.
skego; i navel taxi cztowlek nj.
n"winien byG wiecci uwazAnym "a
Polaka.
o lie mnic sic zdnje, clio
wick obsj muj ary przewodnlctwe w
%spraaach nHrodowych, powinien
wszystkiemi sii"mi staruG sic 0
podniesienio moralne i umysfowe
Iudu, gdyz t,lko tq drosa dobro-
bNt m%atemalny osjagnjety byd
mOze.
- Czy Teod, K. polobnie po-
s4epowat? Powiadam, ze ME! -
Jego zadza napelnienia kieszeni,
kosztem skaIenia imienia pol-kiego
dorrowadzito do tegn, 10 zaden z
PoIakow j o ms jniSszy awet urzad
dis starac Sc ME M re, gdys IL
zadnsgo ~stronnictwa ME znajdzie
popmc;a i binda temu rodukowi,
roby dzisiaj chciut ubisgad sic o
jaka posade urzedowa strzymai-
py tylko szyder-Isio uraganio "a
owoc swych star"h! Konuz many
to do zawdziqcxenia, ietali ME
Teod. K? o, dtngo, dtugo teraz
trzeba bedzie pracowaG, aieby ma
rodowos3 nasza podniesG oczach
Amerykanow III W Brooklinie!...
Przcpraszam-r zekf Piesiu
= chctn'e bym tn dluzej pozostuf,
alo music sc do piracy.
Dobrze, ME zatrzymuje clio
dfuzej, dzjekuje CT IA fusKawa
panied, prosze Gle, abys xnown
zawita} do mnie jak %najpredzeI;
mann w'ele ciekuwych materyaiow
z loteryi fantowej miedzy niemi
mydelko, mydclka ! wiecej myde-
I k, CO choiaibym Ci wszystko po-
kazaG.
PTSZHA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
Cos II Brooklina.

Wism, Re nio ohgalniesz,
PuszSo, rh"knal lie>iu, wchodzac
Us u Z lann dc mn'c, Co ci chez
9ow:ed,i G.
No i COZ? - MI Prusak
= Mos1.iem IN ihy sic pochwych2
O, ME. zupclnie co lmncgo.
NJ q Itorv re xnAiomych
sc I'm? m1so b smarka rogate
nnio!y wziety?
| to b}toby niezla nowina,
lccz il mzycho6ze z czsms zupet-
nie inneW, wiolo clekaw sem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
Drug oddziut Wolnych Kraku

OruS' "oaz'ai Wolnych Araku-
SOW " G chicago oddly! dnia 6. b.
m. posiedaicnie, ma kt6rom W, bra
no zarzad na rok p'zysziy. Kari
.anem wsbr%ny zostat p Jozef Sly
mahsik', a p. Francisz,k G zyhski
chorazym. = P"dczu, zabawy Kra-
kusow W dnju 3 ~stycznia xostaty
przes'anc IA rqce oddziaiu 2 te!e-
granny "' maj ia A. Wsniow-
SIX g." Nowym Y"rku i cd kapi-
t""n Jo~ef Ssaw.k;vgo " Ncw#rku,
N. j, Bl&sze szczegoIy ttj zaba-
nj" "laS lnnych sprawach Wol-
nych krakus6w chlcaso,kieh bqda
w ,rzyszfym nIlnerze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
poiskis 4 hmeEyki
Wlarusa docho0zqce.
Akfadka ~nar0aow.
w Paterson.

larson, N. Y, Z stycznia, SIR.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
RACE umiescic w }amach swcj
Y nastepujacych slow kilka.
dniu 2 stycznia b. r. ma
Iedzeniu Towarzystwa Pol. Krol
Ill Sobieski uchwalono zrobic
sdke ma Siostry Urszulanki, "a
kszkafe w Czernlowcach, ma Blu
paie, wystawione ne przeslado-
llA schizmatyk6w.
Nafo wprawdzie zebralismy,
c&dz zrobie? Moze ~nicjeden 2
kow powie: = Brak solidar-
~ Ten b. ME wielc zboczyf
Vdy. Wiemy przeciez, IL ci 2
naszych, ktorzy usuwali
k}adek ma Siostry Urszu-
Ebjne pfacili olary ma lato-
q AWE niemieckiej, u~rzadzonej
SKI Gel niemiecko-narodowy,
1pdhnac, &c Niemcy to najgorsi
neprzyjaciele, ma zagiade pol
go plemienia wychodzqcy.
Me chcac nikogo krytykowaG
Biacie, pisze tylko wyrazy ely
praway, kt6ry"h snmienie ME
be zataie.
Mech zfaczy mas, Bracia,
MilosG i otiara,
Mech jedna zaswieci
Nam wolnosc i wiara!
|Towarzystwo nasze, maiac slabe
Fby, wyasygnowafo tylko $500
to nizej zapisani urzadzili skiad.
piedzy soba, ktdrej wyniA
kjaey:
s.. Winowicz SOC
. Piasecki soc
Kawski Soc
zientarski SOC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
Orxei Polski
W T'O1cdo.

Toledo. Ohio, 9 stycznia, 81 r.
Szanowny Rednktorzo Wlarusa
My nize podpisani Polacy W
Toledo odbylismy walne zcbrani,
W niedziele, . stycznia, zatnfy-
li5my Towarzystwo Narodowe
Bratniei Pomocy pod nazwa Or=el
Rlshi, do ktorsgo nasi dzielni o
byw"telc SIX xapliwie sic gar1a, ably
zabczpieczyc ssoj los ma przyrudek
%choroby, podawat reka pomocy pc.
trzebujacym brnciom i zyd w j.
dnosci j zgodzie,a poniewaz do tcgo
mas Po'akow W Ameryce ;ylko
Zaiazek Narodowy Pol,ki dopro-
wadzii @zIoia, vice Z CORY posta-
nowIllsmy p~rzytaezyd sie do tego
Z~wiazku jake nova grupa.
Widzisz vice, ~S1anowny Re-
daktorzo, &c rhocinz tcraz o mas
Polakach " Toledo .jakos barl1o
ma'o inue guzcty i>za, to my tn
a poraz daje,ny dowody, zc ne
zasypIamy gruszek pspiels, iene
ocbocz" garniemy sic do piracy
nAredowej przy lomocy Nujwyz
szcgo Bogn, Itor@y oby j mdaI.
lak dotad, lam dOp0marYn
G"upa nasza juz !zisinj lIczy
czlonk6w 40, mamy mdzicje. il
liczba M pczysz'ym mityngu u
rosuie do tyla, t. co do srNy licxc-
bnej nie zawstydzi sic stannc w
saercgu innych grup Zwiazkowych
Nanny %nadz'eje, 10 i mimic s4a ko-
resronden"y" talk sic przyczyn1 do
pomnozcnia liczby czlonkow naSze-
go Towarzystwn, jak deszA do
szybklego wzrostu grzybow.
Podnie5my gFowy W gore, Bra
cIa! - NIechaj u rz:s mas wszyscy
BraciA nasi re Wschodu Zacho
du, z Poinocy i PoiuJnia = ]ak
dzinrsko nam patrzy z twaszy, p.k
wesofo w p~rzyszlosc s~pogIada ia n:,-
SIC oczy!
Hcj4e do mas he)S =, do
Zwiazllu, W ktorym ie,:vnie ponce
nasza " biedz;o ola kazlngo cgton-
lSa osobiscie, a naito ratunek dia
drogiej Oh 'zyzny! Sfuchnjmy g!osu
gaTstki najlepszych Z pom,qin ks-
p!anom n~as1ych, kt6rzy mas do
lwiazku ~zacheciajai Chociaz ne
mn nss Toledo talk wieln. ~ l.,
tenn mocniejsi jestcamy ma duchui
we wlerZe | mimo o~szrzerstw, lake
o mas rozsiano po gnzetuch, stoi-
my niby wa'eczny rutis czwarty W
po"staniu listopnd, jake ME-
ustraszona j nicpokonana kompa-
MIA n%arodowa, T'arus prey wjaru-
sic, r"mle prey ram;enlu.
Ms cticerow zas czyli, po CIV
wliEeau mowiac, urzednikow, wy.
bralismy -obie obywutcii, Ht6ry.h
sps tn nodlj2.
Jo1tf Gomolski, prozydent,
Felix Czarnecki, vico-prcz.,
Folk kusz, kusyer,
a. Antoni Knj. wa, sekr. fin,
Jan KwiatkowslSi, sekr. prot,
Miehaf Zagfa, Rada gospodarcza
Franciszek Bonlkowski
Franciszok Pawlicki
Wfadystaw Fabis1ak
Jakob BfachowsIsi, odzwiornv.
Kohczac naszo pierwszc spra.
wozdanie pub!iczne, skiadany SER
decznle podziekowamo tegiemu VIA
rusowi Zwiazkowemu j obvwatelow;
} anowi Dem b Il S g m u
z Detrolt, NJ chiyan, ktory niejaki
czas bawif pomiedly mani " To-
lel", BIT "becny ma mitingu u.
warzv~lwa Mar dove. Or=si pA
SKI w~,e'..e4n slian' p,zy za&ja-
d"niu nnszrgo Towafzys.wa nam
dopomagat (Cge$t ~ to oryanizato-
''o~i Z'oiqhomenen o5yuo,olomt
JaEsosyi EDe1MDi1osAseasas.
- Mtjster).
W imieniu Zarxadn
aun EnjathouSAi
Sekr. Pro-. Tow. Nar. Br. Pom
Or@c} Iolshj
Cor. vcnce q Junction Ave.
Toledo Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
PRAWDA
WE
WIARUSIE.
klamstWa
" Gaxcclc Kat0llckiei
Dyniewiczowce.
south Chicago. - stycznia,s7r
kochany Maisterhu!
Prawda Il E0giem!

W numerze plerwszym Gdzety
! HatoHchiej i W Gu=ecie RiShiej
napotkaIem ,,protcst" kilku paratian
przeciw korespondcncyi Wielko-
poland w Mr.. As Wiarus0.
Niechze teraz i mnie bedzie
wolno wypowiedziet swoje zdanie
w tel sprawie. - Me mysle przez
to wzniecac ognia w parahi i kalat
pisma polskie kiamstwami - DO
bedac prawym katolikiem, umiem
uszanowat stan duchowny, a jake
Polak pragne zgody - lecz chcqc
bye sprawicdliwym i sadzit bezin-
teresownie, to i prawde trzeba Wy
powiedz:et.
Przeciez wicmy, re kazly czlo
wick Jest ulomny i latwo zb}adzic
moze = talk tez z naszym ks. pro-
boSzczcm rGecZ sic ma cd zas
do czasu poryka} aie ma jezykn, az
tez tratif na swego.
Me chwale jelnakzc Wielko-
poland "a jego korespondcncya. ma
pisana do Wi;aruso, DO ME nale2y
sic wyaawat przcA swiatem re
Skanlalikami domowemi, " chocby
iieden drngiemn i glove urwai, to
lcpiej Hbroit sic W cierpIiwoSc i
bye cicho.
A Wy, zacni panowic, coscie
vase nazwi~ka pod tym profession
pofozyli, ME mysleie, re to pc ha-
tolicku zamydIad oczy dru@im.
Przeclez wsZyscy parafanie wiedzq
/ pod przySie@H mo@lihy stwierdzit,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
AEpcna, d. 9 stycznia.

Szanowny ltc4ahtorze! Pros7ac 0
pr~zesrfsnie mi Waruso, %donoszq
c., co $50 t" II nas d%zieJe. KS adz
SSla1zyk p"awle ka4da niedziele
nmhony Frzscjw Wiarusoni wy
rtepuje, dzisjnj Cicbie osob,scie
wy2ywnl W nnjpkropniejszv spcsGb.
Pos iedzaf tok2,, il ty ,%,zydklcm.'
sArobiesz korcspondencyc Z ped
stolika. = Naszc Bambry tcraz o.
krornjo ma ciebie oburzcne i pew
tic wkrotco prz2s!a CT o!eropna
No' H>pondencya. Wyczckuje ,jej
2 niecierpljwoscia. = Mujster)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
Sprawy biezace.
WlarusojW Polonusow oJchod.Qce
Polska paratia Sw. Jadwigl n;

Polska paratia sw. Jadwigl ma
tax wv. kepie MILK ui5ee
nlezwykle szybko do CORY sic po-
dnosi. Ma parafia Ia xacncgo pro
boszcza w osobic Wei. is. pro-
boszcza Rogozihskicgo Jego
prace mad budowa nowego kosciofa
Jest ME do occnienia. Kaznodzieia
jest tax doskonafym, re pobozny
lud polski, s4uchajac glosu jego,
W mysli przenosi sic w easy Skar-
gov i Woroniczow. W tym roku,
oko}o univ, nowy koSci6f stanic
gotowy. Wfasciwic stoi on iuz, lecz
~jeszcze roboty wewnetrz zajmia
kiIka mieSiecy czasn. Pomiesci sic
W tym ko5cicle ol:o}a ,3eCO os1b.
Do &@Ao*y poI,%ir. p&Hadi sw.
Jadwigi uczeszvza okom 800 dzicci,
z czcrstwrmi, okrq@femi buziam:.
N~auczycicl Lubowiccki ma W
swojej kla,y uc1ni i |uczennir 1oa.
('r. l.. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13

katy, a zonie sic troche wfosy ma
gfowie opali}y. Stafo sic to z po-
nledzlafSu ma wtorek, prawie o
%dwunastej W nocy.